Face Halo joins roster of beauty brands at Net-a-Porter

By Becky Bargh | Published: 28-May-2019
Body Care Retail

The A-beauty brand recently introduced a new body product designed to remove skin's impurities

Sustainable A-beauty brand Face Halo has joined Net-a-Porter’s growing roster of beauty brands.

The brand’s hero make-up removal product is an eco-friendly alternative to single-use wet wipes, using HaloTech fibre strands to remove make-up with water.

The pads can be reused and washed up to 200 times.

CEO and founder Lizzy Pike said she the deal was a “huge step” in the brand’s global expansion.

The luxury retailer ships to 170 countries worldwide.

Face Halo will join brands including Charlotte Tilbury, Christian Louboutin Beauty, La Mer, Dr. Barbara Sturm and Omorovicza.

The brand recently introduced a new product to its line-up, Face Halo Body, which works to remove skin’s impurities.

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